The phrase "amendment of decisions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where changes or modifications to previously made decisions are being discussed or proposed.
Example: "The committee voted on the amendment of decisions made during the last meeting to better reflect the current situation."
Alternatives: "revision of decisions" or "modification of decisions".
During 1999, rapid and accurate post-mortem diagnostic tests were developed and introduced for the monitoring of BSE (Amendment of Commission Decision (EC) 98/272).
IEBL also gives precise references to the First Amendment of the US Constitution and Supreme Court decisions stating that a state, school, or district cannot ban the teaching of evolution, cannot require equal time for creationism or creation science, or have a disclaimer that singles out evolution from the science curriculum.
The Murkowski amendment would undo decades of decisions that set aside a small portion of the public's land for something other than oil and gas development - for the protection of wildlife, for the conservation of wetlands, watersheds, or forests, and for the preservation of wilderness.
Nevertheless, the Court substitutes, at least as respects the availability of the exclusionary rule in cases involving searches invalid under the Fourth Amendment, a presumption against the availability of decisions of this Court except prospectively.
In 1964, he argued New York Times Co. v. Sullivan, the most important First Amendment decision of the twentieth century.
Powell petitioned for our review raising the question whether a state court may decline to apply a recently rendered Fourth Amendment decision of this Court to a case pending on direct appeal.
Despite hundreds of Fourth Amendment decisions over the years, this area of the law continues to pose novel questions, and the justices retain a keen interest in it.
The majority cited a score of decisions recognizing the First Amendment rights of corporations, and Justice Stevens acknowledged that "we have long since held that corporations are covered by the First Amendment". 1 2 Next Page ».
Along with Justice John Paul Stevens, who concurred separately, these three had dissented in every one of the 11th Amendment immunity decisions.
The court also issued a pair of Fourth Amendment decisions on Tuesday.
We have today reaffirmed the nonretroactivity of decisions overruling prior constructions of the Fourth Amendment.
